Eating Well For Your Health: 5 Foods To Incorporate Into Your Diet
You’ve heard it a million times. You know you should do it. Yes, we’re talking about eating healthy And while you may know deep down
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You’ve heard it a million times. You know you should do it. Yes, we’re talking about eating healthy And while you may know deep down
You may feel like it’s impossible to be a runner if you have incontinence or a pelvic floor issue. This woman shares her experience and tells us why she won’t let her bladder leaks stop her from doing something she loves. (Plus, some tips to help you manage leaks if you love to run.)
Read this woman’s story, and how she’s urging women to speak up about pelvic floor issues.
Incontinence can be difficult to manage any time of year, but managing incontinence during the summer months can be especially challenging due to heat, lighter-colored
This story is a part of the National Association For Continence’s “Voices Of Incontinence” campaign, which shows, in patient’s own words, what it’s like to
This story is a part of the National Association For Continence’s “Voices Of Incontinence” campaign, which shows, in patient’s own words, what it’s like to
Has your doctor told you need to start using a catheter? While those words may bring up dread in most people, using a catheter is
This story is a part of the National Association For Continence’s “Voices Of Incontinence” campaign, which shows, in patient’s own words, what it’s like to
Prostate cancer is one of the leading types of cancer in men. In fact, according to The Prostate Cancer Foundation, more than 3 million US
This story is a part of the National Association For Continence’s “Voices Of Incontinence” campaign, which shows, in patient’s own words, what it’s like to
Many men with prostate cancer elect to have a prostatectomy – the complete removal of the prostate. This type of surgery does help eliminate
This story is a part of the National Association For Continence’s “Voices Of Incontinence” campaign, which shows, in patient’s own words, what it’s like to